More than half of all Pennsylvania voters are headed toward retirement with less than $50,000 in savings — and a third have nothing set aside at all.

That’s the stark reality revealed in a new survey from New York-based BlackRock which paints a sobering picture of financial insecurity across the commonwealth from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia.

BlackRock’s Pennsylvania data is the latest in a series of reports highlighting the sentiment of registered voters at the national and state level about their retirement security. The survey of 500 voters in the state, conducted Aug. 20-24, found worry runs deep.

Sixty-three percent of Pennsylvania voters say they stress about money at least once a week, and more than half — 51% — admit they fear running out of money in retirement more than death its

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